I still remember the October night in 2024 when Brawl Stars Season 31 arrived. It's 2026 now, and the meta has shifted, new brawlers have joined, and countless seasons have come and gone. But that Halloween-themed season? It stuck with me. The tagline was simple: don't be afraid of scary tales! They give you wisdom — and many cool rewards. Who could argue with that? I certainly didn't. I opened the game, watched the Scary Tale animation trailer, and immediately felt the spooky atmosphere. In the trailer, Draco transformed into a dangerous knight, Kit became a sneaky thief, Poco looked like a blazing demon, Pearl turned into a defensive machine, and Surge got a mighty sword. It was like watching my favorite brawlers step into a haunted storybook.

Of course, I headed straight to the shop. Rotating offers filled the screen, and they all cost Gems. Gems meant real-world money or rewards from the new Brawl Pass. I also browsed the available skins for my unlocked brawlers. You could pay with Gems or Bling, and Bling came from Trophy Road and the new Brawl Pass. One skin that caught my eye was Desperado Poco. It gave Poco a wild west outlaw vibe, which was perfect for the Halloween season. I didn't buy everything — I had to be selective — but I definitely grabbed a few spooky cosmetics.

Season 31 introduced a new Brawl Pass with three tiers. Traditionally, that meant Free, Basic, and Brawl Pass Plus. The Free tier was limited, but you still got Coins, Gems, Credits, Power Points, and Starr Drops. The basic tier had the most rewards, giving you something for every level you progressed. Brawl Pass Plus cost a bit more and gave extra items on a few levels. I went for Plus because I wanted the exclusive cosmetics. The rewards included unique player icons, pins, sprays, and a spooky skin for Surge — Skeletal Surge. Plus gave two additional Chroma skins: Anti-Hero Skeletal Surge. I mean, who wouldn't want a skeletal Surge with a mighty sword?

To unlock those Brawl Pass levels, I had to complete daily and seasonal quests. The game rewarded XP points for finishing them. Quests often included playing specific game modes, taking certain Brawl Stars characters into battle, and winning matches. I remember grinding through a few quests that forced me to use brawlers I normally ignored. It was actually fun — it pushed me out of my comfort zone. The quests also kept the Halloween theme alive, because every reward felt like a treat.

A new season also meant my ranked rank got reset. I had to start battling again to place among the best players. To help, the game gave Brawl Stars Ranked boosts. These mods were chosen randomly, along with the game modes. I remember three boosts clearly: Gadget Galore, which gave unlimited gadget uses; Sick Beats, which made everyone immune to stuns and slows; and Momentum, which increased movement speed after hitting an opponent. They changed the way matches played out. Sometimes they created chaos, but that chaos was exciting.

Ranked Boost	Effect
Gadget Galore	Unlimited gadget uses
Sick Beats	Everyone immune to stuns and slows
Momentum	Increased movement speed after hitting an opponent

Another great feature of Season 31 was that Kenji became available on Starr Road. You could unlock the sushi chef for free. I remember the excitement of finally adding him to my roster. The mouse was a Damage Dealer, and the sushi chef was an Assassin. Season 31 continued until November 7, 2024. In 2026, that feels like ancient history, but the memory of free Kenji still makes me smile.

So why do I still think about Season 31? Because it proved that scary tales can be more than frightening. They can be wise. They can be rewarding. And they can bring a community together. In 2026, Brawl Stars has new seasons, new brawlers, and new stories. But if you ask me about my favorite Halloween season, I'll always point back to Season 31. What about you? Do you have a Brawl Stars season that you still remember? If you do, hold onto it. Those memories are the real rewards. 🎃👻💀